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Votes at a glance: Mason County Fiscal Court approvals, April 9
Summary
At its April 9 meeting the Mason County Fiscal Court approved routine minutes, multiple departmental reports and procurement actions including Buffalo Trace road bids and several departmental reports; treasury claims and quarterly financial statements and budget transfers were also approved.
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The Mason County Fiscal Court recorded the following formal approvals by roll call at its April 9 meeting.
Approved items (motion, second and roll call): - March 12 regular meeting minutes and March 28 special meeting minutes (both accepted). - Road Department report and authorization to use Buffalo Trace Road Commission regional bids as a baseline for the year, and direction for Director Brown to proceed with the 2024–25 rock salt contract. - Animal shelter report for March (admissions, adoptions, transfers and volunteer hours reported). - Sheriff’s office surplus request to permit a retiring officer to purchase his service weapon in accordance with the cited statute (vendor fair‑market value attached). - Landfill report for March (approximately 7,760 tons handled; leachate pumped to the city treatment plant; Phase 6 construction ongoing; compactor ordered). - Recycling and solid‑waste reports, property abatement and dumping reports, and related operational items. - Treasurer Kim Muse's request to pay claims including additions totaling $57,921.40, approval of the quarterly financial statement as of 03/31/2024 (general fund investments reported at about $2.7 million, landfill investments $1,854,944.89, total investments reported $4,554,944.89), and budget transfers totaling $183,312.
Several routine procurement and operational approvals were unanimous on roll call; the court did not record contested votes during the session. Items that required further action or separate scheduling included the sheriff appointment, which the judge announced would be formalized at a special meeting and signed at the swearing‑in ceremony.
